nerve cell

1. A cell of the nervous system which conducts nerve impulses; a neuron.

   Nervenzelle, Neuron

   не́рвная кле́ткаnérvnaja klétka, нейро́нnejrón

   нерво́ва кліти́наnervóva klitýna

   a cell that is specialized to conduct nerve impulses

1. A nerve cell responds to a slight stimulus.

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2. In the brain there are around one hundred billion nerve cells.

   deIm Gehirn gibt es ungefähr hundert Milliarden Nervenzellen. — eric2

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3. Throughout a person's life, nerve cells are growing, retracting, creating, and breaking connections with other nerve cells.

   ruНа протяжении жизни человека нервные клетки растут, втягиваются, создают и разрывают связи с другими нервными клетками. — carlosalberto

   deWährend des gesamten Lebens eines Menschen wachsen Nervenzellen, ziehen sich zurück, schaffen und unterbrechen Verbindungen mit anderen Nervenzellen. — carlosalberto

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4. Dopamine is a chemical in the brain. It is responsible for sending signals between nerve cells, or neurons.

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